Instructions: Select Either Topic A Or Topic B For Your Pers

Instructionsselect Either Topic A Or Topic B For Your Persuasive Speec

Select either Topic A or Topic B for your persuasive speech. Topic A: Should Children Under the Age of 10 Own Cell Phones? Topic B: Should Self-Driving Cars Be Legal? Create an outline or speaking notes in Microsoft Word. Download the Sample Outline [DOCX], which provides guidance for the structure of an outline.

Focus your speech on 2–3 main points so you'll stay within the 4-minute time limit. Submit the completed outline in a Microsoft Word document.

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This assignment requires selecting one of two topics for a persuasive speech and developing a structured outline or speaking notes that effectively communicate your stance on the issue. You may choose Topic A: Should Children Under the Age of 10 Own Cell Phones? or Topic B: Should Self-Driving Cars Be Legal? Your outline should focus on 2 to 3 main points to ensure clarity and adherence to the 4-minute time constraint, emphasizing concise, impactful arguments.

To guide you, a sample outline is available as a resource, which demonstrates the recommended structure, including an introduction, body points, and conclusion. Your completed outline must be submitted in Microsoft Word format, illustrating a logical flow from introduction to conclusion.

The assignment emphasizes the importance of integrating at least two credible, quality sources to support your claims. Proper citation in accordance with Strayer Writing Standards is required to demonstrate academic integrity and research skills.

In crafting your outline, ensure completeness, relevance to the chosen topic, and clarity in presentation. The structure should promote a clear flow of ideas, guiding your audience logically through your arguments. Attention to spelling, grammar, and overall presentation style is essential for making a professional and persuasive outline.

This task aligns with the course's learning outcome focused on developing structured, well-supported speech outlines with proper language use. Carefully consider your main points' significance and how they convincingly support your position.

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